The GFY Community Gift Guide 2023 - Under £50
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Welcome to GFY’s annual gift guide series! This is a crowdsourced project where we look to you for the best gift ideas of 2023.
The GFY Community Gift Guide 2023 - Under £15
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Welcome to GFY’s annual gift guide series! This is a crowdsourced project where we look to you for the best gift ideas of 2023. The aims… * To reduce waste by giving loved ones things they want and need (strictly no Lynx Africa gift sets) * To save you money by
Hosting a young person in my home gave me perspective
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Could you tell me a little bit about yourself? I'm in my late thirties, single with no children, and work full time. I bought my first home a few years ago and have a spare bedroom. A couple of my older relatives had fostered and found it really
Here’s the conversation and PowerPoint presentation that landed her a 43% pay rise
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If you were following along on Instagram last week, or on the GFY community, you might have seen me share this request for advice: Thankfully loads of you were on hand with advice and practical suggestions. Here are a few of your messages.... People were so invested in the story,
“Booking holidays to deal with my toxic job landed me £10,000 in debt”
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Could you tell me a little bit about you and your life? I’m 39 years old and live with my partner. I work in digital learning, absolutely love my job and get so much satisfaction from what I do, which hasn’t always been the case! How did you
A four day work week changed my life. Here's how...
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On Sunday afternoons I would still have a tiny bit of ‘blues’ that the weekend is over, but I can honestly say I don’t get that anymore. I have Mondays off and by the time I reach Monday afternoon I feel I’ve achieved everything I want to and therefore I’m ready to hit the next working week.
A 101 guide to ISAs and how to make the most of them
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Everything you need to know about the ISA deadline
I quit my toxic job and doubled my pay as a contractor. Here's how...
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When I had my breakdown, that was the push I needed to really look at my career, what was meaningful to me and what environment I needed to be in to perform well. As a result, I decided to leave that job as I knew I couldn't get better if I stayed.
